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Uluru is a bucket list destination for so many people. Wide open spaces and big sky country, it has an ancient feel about it that you have to feel to understand.
Join us in picturesque Queenstown New Zealand for some fantastic CPD and time to relax and explore this beautiful part of the world. For the adventurous there are plenty to choose from and for those with relaxaton in mind...this is the place to do it
The ECT4Health Blood Gases online education series covers ABG values, dives into CO2 and Oxygen and take a look at the complexity of compensation. Rob teaches ABGs in a simplified format using the Hashtag technique.
The ECT4Health Rhythm Interpretation online education series covers the anatomy and physiology of the heart and cardiac conduction, then explores monitor rhythms and interpretation.
To truly offer a holistic approach to the care of complex patients, nurses should embrace the raw sciences that inform and justify decisions when time is critical. The ECT4Health Advanced Physiology seminar refreshes those sciences.
Our Diabetes Nursing refresher program is a one-day journey through the science and pathophysiology of the condition, its diagnosis, assessment, and management of the types of diabetes.
The ECT4Health HDU/ICU/Critical Care Series (HICCS) online education series is designed to assist nurses who have found themselves having to update their knowledge to be confident to work with patients that have critical illness. The program focuses on respiratory assessment distress and respiratory failure management.
The ECT4Health Cardiac Nursing online education series is designed to assist paramedics and nurses with their confidence to work with patients who have cardiac illness. This program focuses on cardiac assessment, chest pain management and the presentation of Myocardial Infarction (MI).
The ECT4Health Rusty Pills 1 online education series is designed to assist paramedics and nurses with their knowledge of common medications in their practice. We work with patients with many co-morbidities and the ever increasing incidence of polypharmacy is a common issue.
